* Change name of "logical" operators AND, OR and XOR to "bitwise".
Co-authored-by: Admin-Yukiko <hopelivesproject@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Eric Swanson <eric.the.unicorn@gmail.com>
* Return the full spec for item.hitscript and item.onhitscript. The relative name wasn't very helpful.
* Added breaking changes.txt. We can add more breaking changes later.
* Added ScriptDef::qualifiedname(). Returns the full spec necessary to call the script ("::scriptname" or ":pkgname:scriptname"). Returns an empty string if there is no script.
- polcore().last_character_serial returns last character serial assigned by core
- polcore().last_item_serial returns last item serial assigned by core.
* Fix bug where the quality property couldn't be changed in the ItemDescriptor for Items, only for Equipment.
* Removed the distinction between Item and Equipment quality. Now every quality comes from the dynprop in Item. I haven't benchmarked memory use nor performance but it should have a minimal difference (8-16 bytes more per equipment).
* Items with different quality will no longer stack
**BREAKING CHANGE**
Whilst the break may be minor for some its still worth checking if you evaluate the response from AddAmount anywhere in your scripts.
If you compare it to 1 (int) you need to update this as the function no longer returns an integer on success.
* Update AddAmount() function from uo.em to return the original itemref on a successful addition of amount.
* My first attempt at implementing 'fame' and 'karma' as character members. I am unable to assign values yet but the Core compiles without errors.
* With help from Nando I fixed the issue. I can now read and write the fame and karma members. I want to verify I entered the code in the prefered "get member" function but it WORKS!
* Commented out all my changes until I can learn how to make fame and karma store internally as a struct etc.
* Messed something up. Even the non struct fame and karma did not work. Reverting back to POL before any of my changes. No fame, no karma.
* Changed: pol.cfg settings HideWarningGump and HideWarningItem to ShowWarningGump and ShowWarningItem. This positive logic is consistent with all other console output settings.
Default is zero (0). The output will not be displayed unless set to one (1).
* Forgot to run buildcorechanges.py prior to commiting the previous commit. This rectifies that.
* Reverting my Dev branch to current polserver master.
* Attempt number 2:
Changed: pol.cfg settings HideWarningGump and HideWarningItem to ShowWarningGump and ShowWarningItem.
This positive logic is consistent with all other console output settings.
Default is zero (0). The output will not be displayed unless set to one (1).
* Set default behaviour for ShowWarningGump and ShowWarningItem to display warnings (1).
* Added ShowWarningGump and ShowWarningItem settings to pol.cfg.example.
* Fixed a typo and did minor formatting changes.
